No-Fault Benefits: Denial Of Benefits

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No-Fault Benefits: Denial Of Benefits

Some Common Reasons Your No-Fault Claim Might Be Refused

After filing your claim it might be turned down. Here are some common reasons:

The insurer might claim that you reported your accident or your injuries too late. The provider may deny your claim because they state that you reached the limit of your benefits.

What If My Doctor and the IME Doctor Don't Agree?

The no-fault insurance company’s doctor might claim that the treatment of your injuries was sufficient — without continued treatment needed.

Here, you, your doctor, and your attorney will be notified that your medical benefits have been cut off.

What Can I Do If I'm Denied No-Fault Benefits?

If you submit a no-fault claim and the insurer either doesn't respond within 30 days or outright denies your claim, you may wish to pursue the following options:

1. Take the insurance company to court.
2. File a written complaint.
3. File for No-Fault arbitration.

Should I consult a Long Island personal injury lawyer after an accident?

Yes! If you’ve been injured, the experienced Long Island lawyers at Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P., can help you. Call (631/516) 451-7900.